Where will the Jaxx fall     Jaxx also compete with family time and budgets     Locals doubtful Jaxx will stay in Jackson     Jaxx deal seeks revenue for City     Mississippi-based businessman helping broker Jaxx sale      Tragedy for Cotton State League Andrew Carlisle killed in 8 car pileup   Letter from the Governor of Mississippi     Play Ball?! Tim Bennett of Mississippi-based Overtime Sports said Tuesday that he hopes to complete his purchase of the Diamond Jaxx by the middle of March. Bennett is headed to Florida next week, specifically Orlando, to continue meeting with those parties possibly interested in helping him purchase the team. Bennett said those parties do not include Seth Bernstein, president of Stromberg, a subsidiary of Paychex Inc., who was said earlier to have an interest in purchasing Jackson's Double-A franchise. He added that "the Orlando meeting is not necessarily with people from Orlando. It is just a convenient place to meet." After Florida, Bennett said he is jetting to Arizona to meet with Cubs owners. He said he expects to return to Jackson sometime between March 10 and 15. Lozinak Baseball Properties is asking $12.5 million for the local Chicago Cubs franchise. The Jaxx open at home in 53 days on April 17.     Jaxx owners sign lease agreement City still needs to sign   Jaxx, Bennett deny reports of other buyer Jaxx still negotiating with Tim Bennett     West Tenn Diamond Jaxx to Orlando?       Only support can keep Diamond Jaxx in city Professional baseball has a new lease on life in Jackson   Overtime Sports has a clear path to purchase A desire to buy     Bennett: Jaxx bid not ploy to move Bennett intends to keep the Diamond Jaxx in Jackson should his organization purchase the team.     Bennett enters negotiations with (AA) Franchise A Potential new Diamond Jaxx owner now has a name